Freeman Dyson famously said, “the great advances in science usually result from new tools rather than from new doctrine.” Today we talk with Mark Fischer-Colbrie, CEO of Labcyte, a company which has made some waves--literally-- in the life sciences by changing a very fundamental laboratory procedure: liquid transfer.
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Freeman Dyson famously said, “the great advances in science usually result from new tools rather than from new doctrine.” Today we talk with Mark Fischer-Colbrie, CEO of Labcyte, a company which has made some waves--literally-- in the life sciences by changing a very fundamental laboratory procedure: liquid transfer.